Religious Organizations in Austria

Baumgartner Höhe 1, 1140 Wien-Penzing, Austria

“This is one of the most impressive churches I have ever seen. Even though it was built between 1905-1907, it looks as if it was finished last year. Absolutely stunning Otto Wagner architecture that combines simplicity with religious elements. The golden elements, the white walls and religious figures that resemble mythical figures very much give you a fresh view on Christianity. Inside, every element you look at is in it's right place, every last bit was taken care of with the utmost attention to detail. It is one of the only few churches I found around the world that actually feels like it's purpose was to take religion to the future and come closer to how people think nowadays. Word cannot do it justice, you would have to check it out on your own. The location is accessible by bus (Klinik Penzing Station), right in from of the entrance to the big hospital area. You will have to walk about 10 minutes to reach the church and you'll walk through a huge domain that hosts the Otto Wagner Hospital and the surrounding pavilions. Definitely a must see!”

Sankt-Peter-Bezirk 1, 5020 Salzburg, Austria

“I really enjoyed this area. It has the oldest Abbey in Europe dating back to the 7th century. The oldest church we couldn't go in. But you can peek thru 2 man-made holes in the door. The church is surrounded by cemeteries, adorned with perennials and flowers. There are other cemeteries at the periphery with statues and paintings. Then there is the catacombs. The only thing you pay for here in the St. Peter's Abbey. Just 2 Euros or very inexpensive. Nothing compared to Italy's catacombs. The catacombs I'd actually say should be called "chapel". There were no skulls or skeletons. And no mannequins to indicate where people where buried but it's amazing to see. It's actually built onto the side of a mountain wall. There is also a beautiful church ( you can go I'm this one), a great little seen restaurant and Christian shop. DEFINITELY a must see this area in Salzburg!!!”

Stift 1, 4550 Kremsmünster, Austria

“Went there for the garden show. The flowers were absolutely gorgeous!! This place is so worth the visit 😊 …”

Tegetthoffstraße 2, 1010 Wien, Austria

“A reasonable price, a beautiful exhibition of the tombs. The visit is largely made profitable by the beauty of the coffins. I recommend this museum!”

Engerthstr. 158, 1020 Wien, Austria

“Church of Christ Resurrection is Orthodox churches in Austria. Seven Orthodox churches have ecclesial structures here and are represented in the Orthodox Bishops' Conference: the Patriarchate of Constantinople (Greek Orthodox), the Patriarchate of Antioch, the Russian Orthodox, the Serbian Orthodox, the Romanian Orthodox, the Bulgarian Orthodox and the Georgian Orthodox Church. Some churches are represented and hosted by numerous faithful throughout Austria, others consist of only a small number of believers with only a few to a church congregation. But all belong to the One Orthodox Church.”

Kapuzinerberg 6, 5020 Salzburg, Austria

“an old Monastery about 400years old. on top of the Hill, great view from another angle over Salzburg. medieval style inside the church and a spot yard to relax and enjoy the view. place not too crowded with Tourists.”

Franziskanerpl. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria

“Very impressive interior of this Franciscan Church. Interestingly decorated sanctuary.”

Joseph Haydn-Platz 1, 7000 Eisenstadt, Austria

“So grateful that I found this church in my life. To understand Esterhazy and Haydn, this Bergkirche presents time and authenticity itself”

Klosterstraße 1, 4553 Schlierbach, Austria

“Very good explanation about everything. Good cheese tasting and the guide knew very well english. Thanks”